TheShriekingHarpy Mon 06-Dec-10 13:33:19
Amidst all of the pejorative crap (ie "needledick who's lousy in bed and no fun for a woman to be around and therefore gets dumped all the time..)and the facetious, flippant commentary, "poor BH" emerges from this debate in a positive light, unlike so many others.
Its threads like this which lend credence to the idea that MN lis utilised by twats....and intolerant ones at that.
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Oh, so I suppose also those feminists in the 1960's were completely reasonable people... ALL of them, not a single one was unbalanced, overzealous or prejudiced.
You can't seem to make a statement without automatically launching an ad hominem attack simply because you do not happen to agree with me.
I'm sure if every man and every woman followed your example, the world would be a better place because no one would ever have to put up any form of speech that doesn't mirror your political affilations.
You know for a fact that if I said things like you have been saying to me to you in public, at a workplace or in earshot of any witnesses... You would immediately press charges and win a settlement under the current feminist system, I know that in the same situation the police wouldn't even take a statement.
Feminists talk about a pay gap whilst there exists a DEATH gap at work and at home, mostly because men's issues are overlooked in the rush to help the poor, oh so helpless woman. bursts into laughter
The average woman can do almost anything the average man can plus childbirth so I don't see why you still need the protections of institutions like chivalry. I don't expect you to bench 400 pounds and you shouldn't expect yourselve to either.
Work place deaths amongst men have not really fallen to say closer to 50% as you'd expect in a world where any gender can apply for almost any job and record numbers of women are going to work every year. Prostate cancer and prostate cancer funding are neglected and men die on average 7 years earlier despite having to retire later than women.
Men are also offered less services that could help them improve their quality of life and perhaps live a little longer.
LeninGrad Mon 06-Dec-10 14:11:42
TSH, do you really think someone who would surreptitiously administer an abortion pill to a pregnant partner, as BH said he would, comes across in a positive light?
Anyhoo, really don't want to engage any more on this, it's goading and bonkers and I'd rather it wasn't here at all.
I said if I were first decieved into impreganting the woman in the first place, I would consider it. I'm 100% clear where I stand on unwanted children, if you want a child and I don't... find someone else who is willing to help you raise the kid rather than relying on me to A: stick around and B: pay up. What possible excuse could someone have for going back on their word like that? If I punched 150 holes in my condoms, hid my girlfriend's pills and LIED to her to get her pregnant... I'd probably end up charged with rape and convicted with rape because the woman didn't consent to being mpregnated only to protected sex.
I hope for the best and prepare for the worst because feminists continously abuse their power in the education system, court system and government to have all MRA discussions quashed. Amnesty International pulled a film from their festival because a local women's shelter threatened to launch massive protests if a film about fathers left behind by the current divorce system were picked up by an organization that is supposed to stand for HUMAN rights.
Why is that feminists get TV spots paid for by the government whilst having stuff like this pulled from film festivals? The film was nominated for the friggen finals, yet it was removed from the festival the second a woman took a offense.
Feminists know they've got the better end of the deal now and they want to keep it that way by brushing aside anyone who complains is sterotyped as a woman-hating kiddie fiddlers. I wouldn't blame the men who have copped it the worst if they openly rebelled especially the guys who have been jailed for kids that aren't theirs(proven by dna test by ignored under equitable paternity law in many areas).